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J By MAUDE M. WHITE
1 We are proud to announce
. the winners of the "Make it
; Happen" trophy r-Vhey are
Carles Parker and Belinda
Thomas. ' Congratulations
Charles & Belinda. v
', f -' Members of our Don Juan
family having birthdays
recently are, Evelyn
Swanner Margaret Bryant,
, Cornellia Steward, Rosa
Johnson, Roy Hauseden,
'Kenneth Banks, Frances
Briggs, Yvonne Holley,
Celestine Lewis and Matoka
Williams.
. ' Esther Bryant Is a patient
.in the Hospital.
' . Mrs. Hattie Pierce was a
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
; 'Edward Hunter of
Wanchese. Mrs. Hunter is a
j 'former employee of Don
j 'Juan. ;
Mrs. Mattie "Holley and
1 family visited her sister in
ij Virginia Beach, ; Va. on
j Sunday. ;v
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
! Harrell of New Bern was:
j recentguestof Mrs. Han-ell's
J Mother, Mrs. America
, iwuauuu,
; Mr. & Mrs. James E.
Perry and Mr. & Mrs. Gene
; Perry were supper guest of
; Mr. & Mrs. Norman E.
Bunch of Rocky Hock
J recently. ,
; Mrs. Ernest White and
Mrs. Larry Newell and
', daughter Michelle were in
' Elizabeth City on Saturday.
; Mr. & Mrs. Melvin
! Jennings visited their son in
J Washington, D.C. and
; relatives in Gaitherburg,
Maryland recently.
1 Mr. Julian Phelps from
; Windsor was Saturday night
guest of Mr. & Mrs. Ernest
' White and family.
Mr. Charlie Boyce is a
patient in Chowan Hospital.
' He is the father of Selma
Evans and Hazel Hollowell.
i We want to express our
j deepest sumpathy to Jessie
i Bunch who lost her
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Receive AWA's"
RALEIGH Students at
North Carolina State
University set a new record
for academic achievement
during the fall semester.
Chancellor John T.
Caldwell announced this
week that 3,825 of State's
15,500 students had earned
grade averages of "B" or
better for Dean's List
honors. The honor students
represent more than one in
four students at State.
r Perfect "A" averages were
; earned by 226 North
Carolinians.
Dr. Caldwell commended
the large group of honor
students, noting that the
fields of study , offered at
N.C. State are among the
most rigorous in American
higher education.
The following are the
Perquimans County Dean's
List students, their fields of
study, parents' names and
addresses. Both students
received all A's:
Richard S. Hoskins,
Taylor Theatre
EDENTON, N.C.
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Kelly Byrum - from,
Tarboro was in Hertford
Thursday and took his
mother Mrs. Beatrice
Evans and his sister Mrs.
, Kathleen Chappell out to
. lunch. '
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Tuvell
I from Decator, Georgia, was
recent guest of Mrs. Tuvell's
. sister Mrs. Hazel Hollowell.
( Carolyn Felton daughter
' of Estelle Felton spent three
days recently in Raleigh as
a delegate from
Perquimans High School.
She attended a Legislative
meeting with youth and
Governor Holshouser spoke
and also Jim Hunt. Carolyn
says it was a rewarding
experience.
Guest of Mr. & Mrs. Leslie
Sumner over the week-end
were Mr. & Mrs.. W.A.,.
Chappell, Mr. & Mrs. Paul
Gregory, Mr. & Mrs.' Billy
Elliott and family, Mrs.
Tommy Cox and children.
They helped celebrate Mr.
Sumner's birthday.
Sunday afternoon guest of
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Sumner
were Mr. & Mrs. J.G. Ward
and Mr. & Mrs. William
Chappell.
Mrs. Ruth Smithwick,
Mrs. Lillian Copeland and
Mrs. Lester Copeland were
in Edenton Saturday
shopping.
Carlton Copeland, was
dinner guest of his mother,
Mrs! Lillian Copeland on
Saturday.
Mrs. Eunice Jones and
her husband entertained
company last week-end from
Syracuse, N.Y. Roland
Jones, Mrs. Jones brother,
Geneva Folk, Inez Mack,
Twala, Janice and Shirley
Tucker friends of the Jones
family.
Howard Williams &
Lillian Copeland had supper
at the Marina in Elizabeth
City Friday night. -
Mrs. Dorothy Perry and
Sam Gene went to Bethel,
N.C. on business Saturday.
zoology, Mr. and Mrs. R.S.
Hoskins, Hertford; Charles
E. White, III, mechanical
engineering, Mr. and Mrs.
C.E. White, Jr., Hertford.
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Cooperative
Education
Plans to further develop
and : implement the
Cooperative Education
Program, at Elizabeth City
State University, -moved a
step closer to becoming a
reality when Miss Valerie F.
Villines, Director,
announced that nine
students have been selected
for participation, this
semester. As a result of the
cooperative efforts of the
Albemarle Regional
Planning and. Development
Commission (ARPDC), six
of the students will be
placed in job slots in the
local area. While most of the
students . selected are
business administration
majors, other areas
represented are geology,
English, and social science.
"In view of the critical
economic conditions,
including cutbacks in
production and
employment, this
breakthrough in seeking
practical work experiences
for our students is most
encouraging," Chancellor
Marion D. Thorpe stated,'
when informed of the
program's progress.
"Hopefully business and
industrial firms that are
represented in our College
Industry Cluster Program
can eventually hire our
students during alternate
semesters, as soon as the
economy picks up," Miss
Villines expressed.
Chancellor Thorpe added,
"As we continue to plan
and develop our Coopera
Legislation Access
The Legislative Services
Commission has taken
action that will allow all
North Carolina citizens easy
access to complete
information on the status
and legislative history of all
current legislation being
considered by the 1975
General Assembly of North
Carolina. Beginning
January 24, 1975, any
interested person may get
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tive Education Program,
I am sure that President .
Gerald Ford's signing of
ah Executive Order
'permitting Cooperative
Education students to be
given career or career
conditional appointments in
federal agencies' will give
us greater latitude".
The ECSU Cooperative
Education Program,
designed to provide students
with alternating semesters
of practical experiences and
paid employment in
business, industrial,
government, or service-type
situations, is supported by a
$35,000 federal grant.
Miss Villines also
reported that the following
firms and agencies have
already expressed an
interest in employing ECSU
students: North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Durham, NC;
Department of Health
Resources Administration,
in Maryland; American
Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Atlanta, Ga.;
Martin Marietta
Aggregates, Raleigh, NC.
WAVY-TV, Portsmouth,
Va., North Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Raleigh, NC; Digital,
Maynard, Mass.; Dow
Chemical USA, Midland,
Mich.; National Park
Service in North Carolina;
Central Intelligence
Agency, Washington; and
the Liberty Mutual
Insurance Company,
Boston, Mass.
information on the status of
current legislation by
making toll-free calls from
any location in North
Carolina to the Bill Status
Desk in the Legislative
Library. The General
Assembly will bear the
expense of maintaining the
toll-free incoming line,
reached at 1-800-662-7910 (in
Raleigh, 829-7779).
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TRAINING - Marine
Pvt. Ronald Godfrey, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Godfrey of Route 3,
Hertford, N.C,
completed Infantry
Training School at the
Marine Corps Base,
Camp Pendleton, Calif.
He received specialized
instruction in infantry
weapons and tactics. A
1974 graduate of
Perquimans High School.
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HERTFORD, N. C.
Gather in an ideal setting
to celebrate the Bicentennial.
Set your table with genuine Tunstall Ltd. "Blue Heritage"
Ironstone Dinnerware from Staffordshire County, England.
Graduates
Marine Pvt. Joseph T.
McCwenney of 419 King St.,
Hertford, graduated from
recruit training at the
Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, Parris Island, S.C.
Physical conditioning,
discipline and teamwork are
emphasized during Marine
recruit training.
Classes include
instruction in close order
drill, Marine Corps history,
first aid, uniform
regulations and military
customs and courtesies.
February's
Citing the State's desire to
"continue a constructive
approach to improving
human relations for its
citizens through
understanding,
communication, and
specific programs,"
Governor Jim Holshouser
has proclaimed February as
human relations month in
North Carolina.
FREE jour piece place setting.
Your first four piece place setting
Is free when you deposit $25 or more in
a new or existing Peoples Bank Savings
Account. Included in the setting are a
dinner plate, bread and butter plate, cup
and saucer. Each piece has been given
the personal attention of a true artist
dedicated to his skill and it is chip re
sistant and dishwasher safe. Only one
free place setting per family. .
"Free Place Setting'' Offer
The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N.C, Thundty, February 13, 1975-Page t
Music Festival
A Junior High Music'
Festival will be held Mon.,
Feb. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Union School gymtorium.
Participants will be junior
high students from Union
School and Hertford
Grammar School.
Approximately 250 students
will participate.
Music teachers Carolina
Wright and Danny Meads
are in charge, and will
accompany at the piano.
Special consultant will be
Ms. Ruth Jewell, music
consultant with the Cultural
Arts Department division of
Human Relations Month
State and local human
relations commissions have
planned spcial programs
and projects throughout the
month. In his proclamation, the
Governor noted that "the
State of North Carolina
desires to continue to
promote and maintain a
wholesome climate of
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Charles E. Woodard
Who'll Do The Work
When All're Drunk?
Now I've heard everything! I read where a professor has
suggested that the energy crisis can be solved by the use of
alcohol as a motor fuel while simultaneously contributing
to the solution or air pollution,
water pollution, unemploy
ment, and poverty.
Now, if that's not the "cat's
meow"! This guy's idea pro
poses blending grain alcohol
with gasoline at a 20 percent
ratio, having Uncle Sam guarantee the program's price
support until 1980, doubling the annual corn crop acreage
to produce the extra corn needed, and moving the hard
core unemployed from their ghettos into rural areas where
each family would be responsible for distilling alcohol
from his own crop.
My only question, fans, is assuming the idea would
work, with so much alcohol around, who's going to do the
job when everybody's drunk?
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After your first free place setting,
you can make additional deposits of $25
or more and purchase your other place
settings or any of the many accompany,
ing pieces at great savings. There could
n't be a more ideal way to set yourself
up for the Bicentennial.
Peoples Bank
Expires: March 31,
the State Department -of
Public Instruction in
Raleigh, N.C. v
Ms. Jewel will lead a day
long workshop dealing with
music learned previously, in
local classrooms.
The program will include
sacred songs, spirituals,
folk songs, a group of
popular songs and a special
patriotic medley. The
program will also contain
special instruments and
dances steps.
Parents and the public are
invited to attend. There is no
admission for this night of
entertainment.
human relations among the
citizens, between groups,
races, and among persons of
varying economic status for
the progress and general
welfare of the total state."
FROM GREENVILLE
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Brinn,
Jr. and family of Greenville
were guests of Mrs. Brinn,
Sr. on Monday.
RIAHulACV
1975